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The first thing I did with my M1 MBP was fire up my game of choice for the last twelve years. It performed adequately, and respectably, but the performance is n
by datavirtue 4y ago
The first thing I did with my M1 MBP was fire up my game of choice for the last twelve years. It performed adequately, and respectably, but the performance is not equal to my Nvidia 1060/70. Still, I shut off my modern i5+Nvidia desktop that day and haven't turned it on since.
MBP is too damn fast (holy shit the build times!!) and too damn quiet to go back. The M1 put the i5 in a headlock and had it begging for mercy without the slightest bit of effort.
- bee_rider 4y agoOne of Apple's major advantages, I think, is that they don't use very many shitty components. Meanwhile, OEMs always cheap out on components that don't produce the numbers that consumers understand -- hard drive? memory? Who cares! Here's the core count and clock frequency.